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All-male teams receive 93% of the money invested in Europe’s startup sector a study has found. Shutterstock

Europe’s tech startups suffer from “diversity debt”

Study by investment firm finds 85% of funding deals are made with all-male founding teams.

The Guardian • 12/05/2018

Manchester City players celebrate a goal in their UEFA Champions League match against Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine in October this year. The club faces a potential ban from European competition. Oleksandr Osipov / Shutterstock.com

Manchester City may face Champions League ban

The Guardian • 12/04/2018

Don’t underestimate UK: MI6 spy chief to Russia

The Guardian • 12/03/2018

Blue-eyed boy in famous photo is not Vincent van Gogh

The Guardian • 12/02/2018

Is a cure for Aids within reach?

The Guardian • 12/01/2018

April 2018 archive photo shows Donald Trump's then personal attorney Michael Cohen, who Thursday pleaded guilty to lying to congressional investigations Shutterstock

Contact with the Kremlin and lies to 'be loyal'

The Guardian • 11/30/2018

Populists are more spiritually attuned to today’s technology, writes Jamie Bartlett Shutterstock

Why is populism booming? Today’s tech is partly to blame

The Guardian • 11/29/2018

Footballer alive and well despite club's death report

The Guardian • 11/28/2018

One of the report’s authors, Grace Leo, said she hoped the report made people smile while also reassuring parents Shutterstock

Shit a brick: doctors swallow Lego to allay parents' fears

The Guardian • 11/27/2018

UK Prime Minister Theresa May shakes hands with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels on 24 November 2018 Shutterstock

Business leaders rally behind May's Brexit deal amid fears of crashing out

The Guardian • 11/26/2018

Canadians angry after navy holds drills in orca habitat

The Guardian • 11/24/2018

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Thanksgiving in Paradise: Californians seek meaning after inferno

The Guardian • 11/23/2018

Jean-Claude Juncker and Theresa May in Brussels on 21 November. As the UK is ushered out of the European Union, it has an opportunity to do things differently and tackle the structural problems that have plagued the economy for decades, argues Larry Elliott Shutterstock

We overdo our respect for the EU. Britain can flourish outside it

The Guardian • 11/22/2018

Margaret Thatcher (front row, second from right) in the Hague at a 1986 meeting of EC leaders, including Luxembourg’s Jacques Santer, to sign the Single European Act Rob Bogaerts/Dutch National Archives/Creative Commons

Britain will go back into the European club. History proves it

The Guardian • 11/21/2018

EU to start spy school & 16 other defence initiatives

The Guardian • 11/20/2018

Google News app on s8 screen. The tech giant is lobbying hard against EU “link tax” legislation. Shutterstock

Google News may shut over EU plans to charge tax for links

The Guardian • 11/19/2018

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